trump. >> (chanting): trump! trump! trump! >> we love you, donald! >> how does my hair look?ed that entertainment is now a central part of american politics. you can fuse everything that he had learned about celebrity and entertainment and ratings from having been on "the apprentice" into a presidential campaign. >> (chanting): trump! trump! >> we're tired of what's happening. we're going to take our country back. we're going to take it back. we're going to take it back. (crowd cheers) >> he had this way of connecting with people where they felt, improbably, that their voice in politics was a total political novice who, like them, is an outsider to the system. they felt that he was, donald trump was clasping hands with them on the outside of the glass, pressing their nose, looking in, and saying, "when is it my turn? what's in it for me?" >> (chanting): donald trump! donald trump! >> this campaign is about giving a voice to those who don't have one. i am your voice. i am your voice! (crowd cheers and applauds) >> this movement's been there, and it was looking for the right le

talks about it, trump talks about greenland, trump talks about the panama canal, trump talks about canada, somewhere, let's say, this is trolling, as in the case of canada, with greenland, obviously, trump wants to solve quite important geopolitical tasks facing the united states. america in the context of china of the same, but doesn't it seem now that in this negotiating framework, a negotiating position, trump can enter, let's say, on an equal footing with putin, because putin has territorial claims to ukraine, and this one has territorial claims or claims that concern the territory also to other states? well, look, by the way, putin's mouth peskov drew attention to this, wanted to draw attention to it, and he started telling me that, well, you see ... they are accusing, and the states want the same thing, they are talking about self-determination, and now we will almost defend greenland, but in fact there is one very big difference: trump, he, first of all, is not yet inaugurated president, believe me, this is big it matters, we just sometimes forget about it, but in american practice

and donald trump himself.t know whether president alekt will watch all three hours of volodymyr's interview zelensky, well, but we understand that now ukraine must work extremely actively and offer. offer more, so the key story is that we are understood correctly and there is the right reaction in our favor, but the public communication between elon musk, who occupies far from the last place in what is called the new digital order in the united states. so, the communication between elon musk and the prime minister of canada trudeau, it shows that, well, we can expect extremely different surprises, so. the new administration and ukraine, how do we work with them properly? no one knows what the trump administration will look like because it hasn’t been formed yet. tensions between elon musk, the trump team , and the republican party are only getting worse. i doubt the trump-musk alliance will last long. just two weeks ago, when the us congress passed the government funding bill, musk opposed it at the last minut

hours with trump ahead of the swear ing in ceremony. the letter he plans to leave behind in the oval office. >>> all right. it is 6:00 a.m. here on east coast. a live look at the white house, which has been illuminated in the last hour, as we have been talking here. this, of course, president biden's last night in that house. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it is wonderful to have you with us. today, donald trump will be inaugurated for the second time. a political resurrection, that because of the frigid weather here in d.c. , will unfold inside the capitol rotunda, a place that, four years ago, was overrun by trump's supporters trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election. those rioters defacing the halls of congress as they looked for lawmakers, including trump's own vice president. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> now, four years later, trump will stand in that very same place and, once again, swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the unite

trump's party , the republicans who criticize trump no longer have as much power within the republican party as they used to , like ms. lisztny and mr. mitramani. that's why this move was so important . we can say that it completely determined the future of the republican party. it has been placed at the disposal of donald trump and he has also announced that he will pardon 1,500 of these people who actually played a role in attacking congress with his own authority, that is, with the authority of trump who becomes president . how likely is it that this will actually happen in practice, in your opinion, and could it be the basis for everything in america not to go according to trump's wishes to carry out a similar massacre? well, yes , this president has the power and authority to pardon the convicted through pardoning the convicted. and there is also the possibility that the convicted pardon the january 6 riots. one of the most important of them was the leader of the pride boys group, who was sentenced to 22 years in prison and is currently serving his sentence . we can say that trump

trump deprived of funding. trump renamed the gulf of mexico to the american gulf, and also announced plans to land on mars. elon musk , look, was delighted at these words. inhalation showed a thumbs up, after which, already during the rally on the home for the russian khakiist sheep in the arena, the richest and probably most influential person of our time threw a zig, then declared that it was not a roman salute, and he is definitely not hitler. the americans themselves are waiting for two emergency situations at once in the energy sector and in the southern borders. here's how it happened. with a stroke of his sharpie pen, president trump announced today a shift to the old, new course and ideas. donald trump cancels 78 biden administration executive orders at once, pulls the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement, and allows arctic oil drilling. can you imagine biden doing that? i don't think so. trump signs a directive to prevent government censorship and restore freedom of speech. the end comes and inclusi

trump.nd applause] ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen of the heroes are here! [cheering and applause] [cheering] >> usa! usa! >> jesse: deley deley hall of famer hulk hogan joins me now, how are you feeling? >> i am so stressed out brother, riddle me this, over to me that, nobody is afraid of the old man who don't know where he's out brother brother. what a day! thirty-three we saw the helicopters to when he's not going anywhere, pardon me this, pardon my brother, my uncle, my sister, liz cheney, dr. fauci, the only one that was not pardon was hunter's little baby with a stripper because he does not anything wrong? >> jesse: nothing says more guilty than pardoning your entire family. >> i am so stressed out. everybody's a hobby regard america back, everybody is that a donor trump as our president but everywhere i go nobody recognizes me. is that hulk hogan over there? that might be hulk hogan. that's not hulk hogan. he does not wear a suit. you know jesse, this too is ho

how on predictable will donald trump 2nd term be? so let's try to answer that question with a bit more depth. now, melinda, you've heard just there, canada in greenland, in the new u. s. president or the soon to be us present president sites. how realistic or plausible is it that he'll actually make good on these threats? you know, it, trump is all about bluster and bravado, and it's actually a dilemma for us in the media. because we give him so much attention for his outragious claims that he makes. and that was a press conference. you know, he's just throwing some ideas out there and seeing what happens. and that's a trademark for him as well. because he sees himself as a deal maker, he thinks we, you know, just put in my maximum maximal claim and see if i get better terms for some stuff. he sometimes, uh, some, some observers say he's operating according to the mad mount theory of international politics, which is what richard nixon like to do. but nixon was a very c, a radical strategic person. trump. he operates on the basis of i

trump.hey chose to analyze two presidencies which included one day and a whole bunch of other policy decisions and went back to trump. the other thing about this day and about this election that i think is noteworthy and positive is this. it's not been since 1988 that democrats have not challenged a republican win on the floor of the house when trying to count the vote. i have never had an election in my adult professional career in which both sides basically accepted it without too much grumbling. obviously, '00 and '04, democrats didn't accept bush. there were republicans who didn't accept obama. we know what happened in 2020. this time around, it seems most people have accepted the results of the election. also, the electoral reform act passed in 2022, rifying the vice president only has ministerial duty, it feels like we have gotten off the slippery slope of one side or the other not accepting the election. i think that's a good thing. >> sorry. >> i was just going to say, look, i get it

you heard a former trump aide there refer to the risk of bribery when you look at the price trump droppedy high to 75. it's now dropped to 41. at one point, trump's crypto holdings were roughly maybe up to 89% of his net worth, although it's hard to get exact figures from him on that. trump was also asked about this currency. take a listen. >> well, i don't know if it benefited. i don't know where it is. i don't know much about it other than i launched it. i heard it was very successful. i haven't checked it. where is it today? >> you made a lot of money, sir. >> how much? >> several billion dollars. it seems like in the last several days. >> several billion. that's peanuts for these guys. >> that's donald trump. you'll notice someone who often takes a lot of credit for a lot of things, including business activities. you're getting a different answer there. he sounds like he doesn't want to get into it. he wants to joke it off. he wants to minimize it. he's not read in. but when you read his books and you listen to his past interviews and other witness testimony, he's been very involved i

trump will fix it. trump, trump. trump, trump. what. oh, this time. all right. as you can see. i'm not just i'm don gothic maga. well, it's the energy in this room is incredible. all. what? what a what a great group of people. it's. it's all right. i've only got one question for you, and then i'm getting out of here. chris is your stage. but we set up goes. yes. how much do you think we can rip out of this wasted. $6.5 trillion harris biden budget? well, i think we can do at least ¥2 trillion. yes 2 trillion. i mean, at the end of the day, you're being taxed you're being taxed. all government spending is taxation. so whether it's direct taxation or all government spending, it's either it becomes inflation or it's a threat. taxation. your money is being wasted. and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. we're going to get the government off your back and out of your pocketbook. and among americans, just not enough. it's just going to be great. america is going to reach heights that it has never seen before. the future is going to be amazing. now. you guys

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trump. any defendant has a right to speak at his own sentencing. so if trump wants he can speak. he can say whatever he wants. the final word will be judge marchand's. laura, as you noted, an important thing will happen at the end of this sentencing. it will become official. we will have what we know as a judgment of conviction. at that point, his conviction will be official, but not quite necessarily final. as you said, donald trump still has his appeal rights. now we are in the trial court in new york. they call it the new york supreme court. very confusingly, i didn't make the names. but donald trump then has the ability. he has the automatic right to appeal up to the appellate division, maybe to the highest court of new york, the court of appeals, and ultimately, laura, we could end up right back where we were last night with the u.s. supreme court. we'll see if they take it. that's a long way down the road. so today we're focusing back on the trial court, where you're sitting outside of

trump.so help me god. >> america and the world witnessing his historic return to the white house. the peaceful transfer of power from president biden to president trump. >> the golden age of america begins right now. >> his promise to be a peacemaker and a unifier. immediately launching his agenda, signing one executive action after another. returning to the oval office. with the stroke of a pen, his sweeping decision involving hundreds of january 6th defendants. the chaotic scene outside a jail in washington d.c. his immediate crackdown on immigration and the border. millions of eyes also focused on returning first lady melania trump, resuming her role in the white house. what will be different for her this time around? and america's new first family front and center. familiar faces, some in new places. tonight the abc news special, the inauguration of donald j. trump. dave milwaukee david muir reporting. >> the inauguration of donald trump as the 47th president. the peaceful transfer of po

trump: yes. yes? reporter: changing venezuela, changing power, are you still communicating with -- in venezuela? pres. trump: we will find out about the permit we will probably stop buying oil from the, we don't need their oil. we don't have to buy their oil, we have plenty for ourselves, so. that will change minnesota quite a bit. reporter: there is a lot of concern about this, are you a dictator? pres. trump: no. no. i can't imagine even being called that. i believe in the sanctity of the vote. democrats didn't, because they cheated like dogs. but i believe in this entity. this was too big to rig. this last election was too big to rig. could be very soon. reporter: you talk about putin and russia, but how long do you think it will take to end that conflict? pres. trump: i have to speak to president putin. we have to find out. he can't be thrilled, he is not doing so well. i mean, he is grinding it out, but most people thought the war would be over in about one week now we are into three years. so he

trump. >> kristen, we have 15 seconds. >> donald trump will be judged on the actions and what americans feel from those actions as much as any words he says today. >> that's a really good point to end on here as we watch and wait for donald trump to be inaugurated as the 47th president of the united states. thanks to my panel, to you at home for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. our special inauguration coverage is going to continue right now and all day long. >>> welcome to inauguration day on this bitterly cold morning on this nation's capital. we're about to witness donald j. trump's return to the presidency, one of the most seismic transitions of power in modern american history. president- elect just a few hours from taking the oath of office, the ceremony moved to the capitol rotunda because of the frigid weather. live coverage of the inauguration. i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm jake tapper overlooking the white house that will soon be the trump white house once again, the pr

why would donald trump do this? he is doing it because he knows he is principally responsible for the violence on january 6 so for donald trump to self exonerate pcast to exonerate them in a few exonerate them and he believes his own hands are clean. they are not clean. we are not going away. it's said that history is written by the winners. donald trump won an election but he has not won the truth. so we are going to let this go away. we are going to hold our republican colleagues to account. they have a very thin majority in this caucus. they did not do anything unless congress without the majority of the votes coming from democrats so we are going to stand up for a law enforcement we are good to stand up for our democracy in this story is not dead. with that i want to introduce one of the heroes of that day and that is a former capitol hill police officer harry dunn. >> good afternoon. forgive me for the fetterman get up. i like to be comfortable talking about uncomfortable things. i'm just going to talk -- talk

that start under president trump. president biden continued that and put it on steroids, and now president trump is going to continue it again. host: appreciate your time this morning >> today federal reserve chair jerome powell will hold eye news conference to discuss interest rates and money tarry policy. following his meeting with the federal open market committee. you can watch it live at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more. including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we're just getting started. building 100,000 mile of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as aublic service. along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. c-span, democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more, including charter c

that has now ended under president trump. he will continue to put americans first, whether they are in east palestine or north carolina. >> on california, could you clarify what the military did with the water last night, as reference to the president's true social post? sec. leavitt: the water has been turned back on in california. as you all saw, the president applied tremendous pressure on state and local officials in pacific palisades, including los angeles mayor karen bass, to turn on the water and direct that water to places in the south and in the middle of the state that have been incredibly dry, which has led to the expansion, the rapid expansion, of these fires. >> could you clarify what the military's role was, where the water came from, and how it got there? sec. leavitt: the army corps of engineers has been on the ground in california to respond to the devastation from these wildfires. i would point out that days after president trump visited the devastation from these fires the water was turned on. that is becau

you see president trump, the first lady. there's baron trump.self, so for baron to tower over both his mother and father tells you just how tall baron is. 21 years old now, a student at nyu. we're expecting to hear the final remarks of the day in sort of an official capacity for president trump. he will speak to the crowd, presumably about the action he will take late this afternoon. he promised action on day one, a number of executive orders he's expected to sign. there is a desk with the presidential seal flight on the platform that he's expected to then sign his executive orders on day one. that was one of the vance children dancing. steve witcoff helped negotiate the cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. donald trump giving him consider credit, as he should. even the biden administration recognized he help get them over the finish line, to have two separations spea administrations speaking as one. >> i was appointed by president trump to be the special envoy for peace in the middle east. [ applause ] >> and i'd like to describe to you so

trump has.f the past weeks is the way in which the outgoing biden team and incoming trump team have worked closely together to ensure both parties, the main parties in this conflict, signed up to this conflict, signed up to this deal. this is phase one. it gets harderfrom now this deal. this is phase one. it gets harder from now on. this deal. this is phase one. it gets harderfrom now on. the big issue which the trump administration will have to address is who governs gaza after the conflict, because if nobody is identified it will be hamas. we have seen hamas appearing again on the streets of gaza now the bombing has stopped. if there has to be, if there is an alternative, the israelis have to be persuaded to accept that alternative. so this will be critical. without american pressure as we have seen often in the past in the palestinian conflict, then we are likely to see that conflict reignite. that is an important first test of the trump administration. another conflict donald - administratio

president trump's a.g.ominee pam bondi wiped the floor with the democrats at her confirmation hearing. the video, next. ♪ total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver two times better blood pressure support. take control of your health. head to walmart and get total beets blood pressure support soft chews today. >> laura: democrats love to claim that republicans are stuck in the past. but today at pam bondi's confirmation hearing, that old fossil dick durbin dragged us back to 2020 and she handled him masterfully. >> do you have any doubts that joe biden had the majority of votes, electoral votes necessary to be elected president in 2020. >> you know, senator, all i can tell you as a future is from my firsthand experience and i accept the results. i accept, of course, that joe biden is president of the united states but what can i tell you is what i saw firsthand when i went to pen

you can't pin all that on trump again. that falls on the bottom ministration to donald trump's only been president for a few days, but to cease fires and violated multiple times, none the less also the trump administration has lifted sanctions. uh, as far as israel saddler, his go, and that led to a new attack recently, and his new security visor even hinted that they're definitely gonna keep supplying israel with weapons. they're not gonna hold anything there. so i don't think trump really cares either way. i don't think there's any optimism that he will be any different that from the binding to ministration when it comes to foreign policy in the genocide and gaza. i sincerely hope i'm wrong there. i buy one and see piece. i don't care how it comes about. i just by just want to see bees, i don't care who gets credit for it. i always want it to happen. uh so, but yeah, i kind of just see more of the same. and by the way, i'll point this out since we're on the topic. i think it's very interesting that on this panel we have

people voted for trump because they want to make peace around the world, uh, donald trump was elected on a platform of getting the usa out of the ukraine conflict, and he's opposed by the foreign policy establishment, and we know that this demonstration they are planning, is going to be utilized by provocators, by antifa elements to try and taint the trump presidency with violence. the answer coalition needs to cancel their demonstration that is taking place on trump's inauguration. uh, they need to call it off so that they cannot facilitate the provocative actions being planned by the pro-nato faction of the deep state. let's recall that john bolton who served in trump's administration said that if donald trump was ever elected and ever took a office again, the usa would leave the nato alliance. i hope john bolton is right, we need to leave the nato alliance, and the opposition to trump is coming from the foreign policy establishment. this isn't a guarantee that trump is going to do good things, but if there's any possibility of things improving, uh, it means that those of us who wan

we have a trump, a trump team. trump is not a professional politician . he is very influenced by those around him, so to speak. he created a job for him. yes, trump himself , because the first round of 2016 to 2020 saw the interaction he had with iran and it did not work . the interaction he did not have, the behavior he had , the confrontation he had with iran, that did not work. that is why the approach he is taking now is slow, the calm he was talking about towards iran. from his personal experience, from a business perspective , he has seen no results, which means that it is expensive , but trump is not alone. he has a team and a situation . the second trump administration is a stronger administration than the first administration. one of the reasons for this is that both the legislative branch and the judicial branch of the supreme court and the congressional apparatus are in his hands . they are republican red, and he will not have the problems of the previous period. therefore, any decision that the trump administration makes will be implemented. t

we begin with brooke singman on the latest of the trump administration. >> brooke: president trump's administration making moves on promises, 69ing executive order on day 1 telling federal agencies to have workers return back to the office as soon as pract practicable. only way to get employees back to office is to adopt centralized policy requiring return to work for all agencies across the federal government. agencies must revise tele-work and tell them to return to work by 5 p.m. tomorrow. unless disability or qualifying medical conditions. all qualify ing workers must return to work 30 days. the president sat down with hannity for his first interview since returning to the white house yesterday, pushing for one bill to move his agenda ahead at rapid speed. >> president trump: i don't care as long as we get to the final answer. one big, one big beautiful, has a nice sound to it. i like that concept. it could be something else, a smaller bill and a big bill, as long as we get to the right answer. >> brooke: today 11 a.m. eastern time trump will speak at davos. >> todd: president tr

president trump. he's in his 70's now, he's got a house style. he's trying to get input from a wide variety of people. people the public don't know to bounce ideas off them. he's always seeing how it plays in the room and he's very good at judging, what people are thinking and where the country is going. this is one of his super powers, and so -- and i think that susie is smart enough. she doesn't try to go john kelly on you, and she doesn't try to hermetically seal him. and even when rupert murdoch says we're going to make you a nonperson. and there's a confidence in judgment and confidence in people who will have his back. there will be total access at one level to president trump, this is his house style. i think she is going to have a little more management, and maybe not quite so chaotic at the staff level although i will say, particularly in the first year, all the benefits of the economy and foreign policy, the peace and prosperity of '19, those seeds were sown with rines pre bus and the team.

president trump wants to keep dangerous threats from the u.s. shores, chai narcs rush sharks iran and take back control of the panama canal and greenland and rename the gulf, the gulf of america. but the media and democrats want to keep you trapped in their distracting fights. also, this story tonight, energy pros are now really hammering lame duck president biden and his latest attack on u.s. oil and gas. plus, a major new development and even democrat senators warn that, yes, democrats will be held accountable for their corrupt coverup of biden's mental and cognitive decline. this is a sweeping new scandal leo terrell here in moments to react and break this growing scandal down. also tonight, we have this story. >> it's called lawfare, it's called weaponization of justice, and it's happened at a level nobody has ever seen before. i defeated deranged jack smith. he's a deranged individual and he's on his way back to the leg. liz: fallout of judge aileen cannon blocking jack smith and stopping jack smith's release of the classified documents rep

i realized many trump supporters -- for many trump supporters, trump is the media. they believe what he says. when he says they are eating cats and dogs in springfield, ohio, talking about haitian migrants, they believe that. when abc news,, washington times, the wall street journal, or even the republican governor of ohio says it is not happening, they do not believe them. donald trump is their source of information. he says we have never had an economy as good as my economy when i was president, that is not true. or we have never had a worse economy than now, that is not true. people believe him. when it comes out of in the rest of the media -- what comes out in the rest of the media, they put aside. it is hard to have a debate about the national issues we need to discuss. host: let's see if we can get to a couple more folks before we have to let you go. robert is in oregon on the line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i voted for barack obama twice and donald trump three times. a couple of questions for david. i do not necessarily agree with y

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and the trump suggestion that the u. s. takes control of greenland, where it already has military bases, by one way or another that's that's, that's pretty of what mark, let me, let me ask you real quick because these are like easy wins is. this is this part of the calculus movie, and i think i got the panama, i got care about it. and what about the middle east? well, what about you? what about china? well, okay i, that's the way i kind of look at it or a gentleman, we'd probably run out of time. i want to take my guess in budapest and most kind of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us c a r t c. and next time, remember across knuckles, the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law. show your identification, we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to place uh trust rather than fit the area. i mean with the artificial intell

and ivanka trump. donald trump jr.ces were waived by the president. >> i would argue don junior has always been more political than any of the children. he has been really the keeper of the flame in terms of what maga is and what it means. he is very connected to the core base when donald trump was not in office cultivated. ivanka, she saw herself as focusing on the key policy issues that were important to her and working in those lanes. when she vir actually tully disappeared, it is in keeping with her receipt sense to be with the rough and tumble politics her father practices. it will be interesting to see what role she plays publicly. for now, they're staying out of the white house. she maintains a relationship with her father, but the question will be does she do anything beyond that. >> elon musk. talk about somebody who sent a tweet on his own platform right after donald trump was shot at and was the assassination attempt fe over the summer in butler, pennsylvania, saying he endorsed donald trump. elon musk never

it has nothing to do with what trump did today. >> on just what trump has done overall. one thing he did was pull the united states out of the he's seeking to pull the united states out of the world health organization. great. we all lived through a pandemic a few years ago. do you think that could backfire? >> well, if you believe in health, yeah, if you believe that it's important for the world to come together to address future pandemics. yeah. if you think it's important for scientists around the world to cooperate in figuring out how we create a more healthy planet, and if you want to protect the poorest people in the world. yeah, i think it's a major mistake. look, i think it's outrageous. and i think especially not only with pandemics, but with climate change. we've got to bring the world together to fight our common enemies. i was chairman of the health committee. we had all the experts in front of us. when you ask them, do you think another pandemic is going to come? their answer is yes. are we prepared? no we're not. so the idea that you separate yourself from

we are the majority, and trump won. >> trump won. >> trump won. the night before january 6th, rally goers had started assembling. and i can tell you to this day, donald trump won the election. they were so loud that trump could hear them in the oval office that evening. trump opened the doors on this chilly january evening and started calling aides into his office. can you hear them outside, he'd ask. can you hear how excited they are i woke up that morning and, you know, there was a sense of real menace in washington, and there had been for a couple of days. >> there is a new republican party on the rise. >> we're coming for you, and we're going to have a good time doing it. >> this is the greatest group of patriots ever put together. >> what does giuliani do on january 6th? >> please welcome america's mayor, rudy giuliani, who takes the stage at the stop the steal rally on the ellipse just south of the white house. >> you can see the white house in the distance, and he fires up this crowd. >> this has been a year in which they have invaded our f

what do you make of the way trump does things briefly? well, you know, this is a 2nd act for trump. and so on the one hand, he does understand more about the power of the presidency that he did in his 1st term. but the world also understands how we acts and is prepared for the so for example, you know, he will impose tower of san china. the china has spent the last that these, it's last 4 years preparing for this moment and, and it will respond in kind a and, and that's going to throw trim for a loop. so, so this does cut both ways. thank you very much indeed. to my guess today here in washington, d. c. p. j. crowley, rama yard and of a court and i'll be according extensive coverage of the stalls of the 2nd. trump presidency continues to now to 0 with analysis to on our website. that was, is there a dot com? is that what we'd like to hear from you get into us on facebook, facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story on messages on x, where we are at a inside story for meeting space and all the team. you know the see board cost center please stay safe and well bye for now. the th

that means donald trump gets to run tiktok. well, donald trump jr gets to run twitter once again.mp administration try assiduously to take control of the country's information infrastructure, to have state run, state controlled media. that's another way that democracy goes down the drain. >> you know, where they're state run controlled media, you know? well, senator, china, russia, a lot of those countries out there, we certainly don't want to model. thank you so much for joining me, senator murphy. always love talking to you. coming up, president trump signed a number of executive orders related to immigration today, including one that declared a national emergency at the border. jacob soboroff has spent years covering trump's immigration policy. he is near the border for us tonight explains this better than almost anyone else. he's going to join anyone else. he's going to join us next. do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause

i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> melania trump holding two bibles but the president-elect appearing not to place any hands on them, which is not required. he said he will take on what he called a corrupt establishment. >> it begins right now. >> reporter: with a blistering critique of his predecessor, who he did not mention by name. >> election is a mandate to completely and totally reverse a horrible betrayal, and all of the people back their faith, wealth, democracy and indeed their freedom. from now on, america's decline is over. >> reporter: and referencing his dramatic path back to the pre

here is trump. >> president trump: it is a common thing to do. not all of them. mike horowitz.e] >> harris: mark meredith reporting in washington, d.c. >> good morning. democrats call the firings illegal. republicans say it is simply trump's latest effort to shake things up. the dismissal of multiple government watchdogs has controversy. they root out waste, fraud and abuse within government agencies. president trump claims stand toured -- typically those people stay in power through different administration e instantly democrats on capitol hill claim trump broke the law not giving congress at least 30 days notice. >> these firings are donald trump's way of telling us he is terrified of accountability and is hostile to facts and transparency. >> if we don't have good inspector generals we'll see the swamp refill. they will see rampant waste, fraud. they'll see corruption. >> congressional republicans remain mostly supportive of the move. others argue trumps deserve to clean house throughout the federal bureaucracy. >> ultimately these inspectors general serve at the pleasure of

leader who was murdered by trump during his first term, trump has to apologize for that, he has to say understand who kosim solomonni really was, he didn't understand that... kasim salleimani was a heroic fighter uh against isis who had saved thousands of christian lives in syria on the battlefield. donald trump needs to come forward and say, look, i didn't understand what i was doing, i was wrong. kill casim salmani and if trump can take that move uh that could be a step toward really improving things in the middle east, but if i i feel like that's the key thing, trump must apologize for the murder of kasim saldimani. i'm into that uh, let's move to the levant though, they're boasting that they destroyed syria, i've been just been looking at their chat, they say that this is a great achievement of the biden. presidency to put isis and alqid into power in damascus having earlier put the taliban back into power in afghanistan, it's peculiar isn't it when these are the achievements that the democrats actually boast about, indeed, and what's also interesting is that tulsey gabbert, the fo

president trump views the economy under trump 1.0, the s&p under trump 1.0 as part of his legacy.this. i would not confuse this with the fact we are not going to see tariff action. i think maybe something in the marketplace that is not being taken as seriously is the threat on canada and mexico. usmca review is coming up next year. it sounds like president trump might want to pull that forward and the terror threat might be associated with that. annmarie: the review started. he is negotiating, libby. it is on. libby: who will be negotiating that on behalf of canada, tv -- tbd, obviously, but that is part and parcel of this. we have been focused on the potential china actions. they might be much closer to the united states, our neighbors up north. jay: annmarie: libby cantrill of pimco and jay pelosky, inc. you for joining us for this hour. jon and lisa will be back with me. seema shah of principal asset management, victoria fernandez, neil dutta, and oksana aronoff of jp morgan. this was "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ you bring a lot back to civilian life. leadership skills. technica

trump, but in a suit, donald trump in a suit by the bed, well, plus or minus, only trump's is a little more expensive, probably a jacket, there are 10,000 dollars . we'll talk about biden's latest decisions later. actually, biden decided to pardon a number of officials, preventively, yes, i haven't actually gotten to that yet, who were threatened with persecution by the now new president donald trump, and biden did, decided to pardon low-ranking officials in advance who could face persecution, so to speak, fall into disgrace trump. in particular, he pardoned the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley. he once called him a fascist, the former director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases of the united states biden also pardoned. also under preventive pardon were members of congress who worked on the committee investigating the attack on the capitol on january 6, 21 , and the pardon will also apply to one of trump's most prominent critics, former member of the house of representatives lis cheney. we understand, although in reality, i don't know,

, trump, criticism of biden and swearing at putin, eh? thanks for the question, the point is that in reality, when we talk about an interview, we need to take into account the specific situation and target audience, that is, in this case it was about the fact that this interview was aimed at the attention of, let's say, trump supporters, that is, in this way the president of ukraine tried to present ukraine's position taking into account the specifics of the audience to which it was directed, and... we see that there are a very large number of millions of views, because we understand that the audience of podcaster lex fried is mainly trump supporters, and it seems to me that the president very correctly chose the necessary form and the necessary rhetoric, by the way, which is impressive, which is understood, including by trump supporters, i mean, i don't see anything wrong with it, even you know, what he used. foul language, it adds, i would say, a certain authenticity and emotionality to his messages, that is, it is quite justified, well

the trump movement, trump trump base of support. sees those three justices, plus the other conservatives as the home team in terms of the american judiciary. expecting the announcement here of president biden and president trump. first lady jill biden and first lady melania trump also expected now. members of president trump's family may also be announced. at this point, although we have seen jared kushner take his position up with dignitaries at the front. douglas emhoff and jill doctor jill biden approaching the rotunda now. >> tiffany trump and barron trump. >> and laura trump, the rnc chair. and for a moment, contender for florida senate, sort of moving her husband eric, back in the back in line there briefly. >> she can focus on her music career. >> yes, that's possible. >> she's saying yes, she very much. >> one of the few rnc chairs, maybe the only one to have. >> she released a single in the middle of the campaign you did miss that was heavily auto-tune. this is why we do team coverage. well, one of us falls down, the other

trump to separate families. so big difference between those two pools. >> one more thing. >> i want to address is what they said about catholic charities. there was a question she. got about. >> catholic charities actually. >> helping migrants, basically. abetting them. >> in illegal immigration. when i'm down at the border and anyone who's reported from the border will tell you this, this isn't an inside scoop. the border patrol calls the catholic charities. they're calling the nuns before they come and drop migrants off. they're without catholic charities. those people would be left on the streets, overwhelming the border towns, homeless without a place to go. all they do, they take them to these catholic charities. the biggest. >> one. >> i've seen. >> is in mcallen, texas. >> they give them maybe. >> a chance to have a meal. >> a hot shower, a change of clothes, and then they make sure that they can get a bus ticket to the destination, where they can see an immigration judge. >> and process their claim. if t

trump versus musk. because trump loves deficits. trump loves debt. his entire career has been about debt. and musk is busy acting like some richest man in the world from the sidelines is going to somehow dictate to the members of congress what they do. there will be a blowup and i can't wait to watch it. that's what i'm looking forward to. >> to that point, john, it's such an unusual arrangement. elon musk, and the dawn of the second trump term, elon musk is acting in a more prominent role in terms of hill negotiations than j.d. vance, the former senator. he has no governing experience. he has interfaced with the government through his companies, but is out dictating fiscal policy and legislative priorities. i guess i wonder from your vantage point, how long you think that lasts and what you see in the strange love triangle between elon musk, jd vance, and donald trump. >> when president trump realizes that elon musk thinks that he is president musk, that's going to be a problem. there's not room for two presidents in the united states and donald tru

biden and trump in the same car. these are all traditions, rituals of this day, which should emphasize peaceful transfer of power. the inauguration, unlike previous ceremonies, did not take place on the steps of the capitol, but inside the building, in the rotunda, that is... under a large dome. they decided to postpone the ceremony because it was freezing in washington, the temperature was below zero -3-5°, this is not the first time, ronald reagan was also sworn in at the capitol due to bad weather, so in the rotunda of the capitol, the first to take the oath, according to tradition, was vice president j.d. vance, and then president trump, this is the moment from which his second presidency began, i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and to the best of my ability maintain, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. in the chamber are congressmen, former presidents barack obama, but without his wife michelle, who will not

>> that's between trump and me. >> maurice: trump left a note for biden four years ago but trump refusedaccept the results for the 2020 election and chose not to attend biden's inauguration. today biden made dramatic moves until his final moments in office, delivering preemptive pardons to those mr. trump had threatened with retribution, and he addressed staff and supporters before leaving joint base andrews. >> are leaving office boo are not leaving the fight. soon after biden departed, president trump made his way to the arena packed with supporters. some had waited overnight. at a desk with the presidential seal, he signed executive orders as he promised he would, on day one. the reverend sam rodriguez, justin from california. >> about to board the blessed red-eye flight. >> maurice: one of the many shut out when the arena filled to its capacity of 20,000. rodriguez delivered a prayer at trump's first inauguration. >> i do believe he's going to surprise all of us. he has the opportunity to bring people together that othe otherwise -- >> maurice: for the new president, the rest of the

donald trump is the same.nts against people, but sometimes he's sitting there joking with them. whether it's adam schiff or barack obama. >> martha: did anything surprise you about musk and trump so far? >> no. you know, if you read throughout history of him being in weird ways, attracted to the power of trump, the larger-than-life quality of trump, musk answer whole life has been leading up to having some role like this, and i think it's going to leave a lot of rubble in its wake just like his rockets do, but i think it's going to get a lot done. >> martha: if that relationship falls apart, if after one year or maybe before, do you think it would be muck that ended it or donald trump? >> oh, i think it lasts for a year, and i think that's all. i think it's really destined to last for maybe 18 months because musk doesn't want to stay in, and yes. there will be divisions because trump doesn't like to share the limelight, and musk has never worked for anybody before, and it's a relationship where they both have

he�*s the first cabinet member of the new trump administration, and has reiterated president trump�*ss elected to keep promises and he�*s going to keep those promises. and his primary promise when it comes to foreign policy is the priority of the united states department of state will be the united states. it will be furthering the national interest of this country, and he�*s given us a very clear mandate. president trump�*s made it very clear, everything we do, and this is true in government, but especially at the department of state, everything we do must be justified by the answer to one of three questions — does it make us stronger? does it make us safer? and does it make is more prosperous? if it doesn�*t do one of three things, we will not do it. marco rubio takes the position over from antony blinken. he was a long—term member of the senate foreign relations and intelligence committees, and is known as a harsh critic of china, as well as an advocate for israel. he said that ending russia�*s war in ukraine would be official us policy, and that both sides will have to make conces